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TIE VIRGINIA CASES.
a State Cannot be sued or Coerced In tho
FaLsrAI N,,urtv

otate CRnnot DO sued or Coerced In tho
Federal Courts.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ga decieion was
rendered by the United states Supreme
Court this afternoon in the Virginia ha.
beas CORPUS csgss Of Attorney General
Ayera and CommonTeaith'o Attorneys
Scott snd McCabe, who we're imprisoned
by order OF Judge Bond, of the United
States Circuit Canrt, for disobedience to g
restrsinipg order fofbiLding them to bring
su:ta Tor tho collection Of taxes in caees
where tenders have been made by tax re.
ceiveble coupons cut from State bonds.
This Court, in very long and elaborate
opinion by Judge Matthews, holds that
the euit in which Judge Bond iseued the
restraining order in the Circuit Court, al.
thcngh nominally suit ng si,,ss tho State
ol Virginia., and, as such, forbidden by
the Eleventh Amendment to the Federal
Constitution that the United S:ateo Cir.
cult Court had therefore no authority to
entertain such enit; that il 30 doing and
in isaning restraining order TO prevent
the officers Of the State from diecharging
their duties under the laws OF the State,
Judge Bond WAS acting without constitu-
tional warrant and that the restraining
order and all subsequent proceed
inga under it, including the arrest
and imprisonment oi the petitioners, were
illegal end without authority. '=.-a
The Court therefore directs that the Pc
titionsre, Attorney General Ayres and
Common wealth's Attorneys Scott and
MCCabe be ct once discharged,
The opinion, which is that OF the whole
court, with tho exception Of Judge Har-
lan, who dissents, suatsina the State OF
Virginia at all points, and virtually do
clareg that State, as political sovereign
ty, cannot be sued nor coercsd in the
Federal courts, either by an action Brought
against her 6y name or by sn action
brought against her officers In their off,
cial capacity. The Court declares that the
eleventh amendment establishes dstinc-
ton between contracts mads byindividuals
with State. The latter class cannot be
enforced by tho rcmedies used to enforce
the tormer-that is by euits in the United
states Courts-and they are therefore
without sanction except in go fsr 40 ecch
sanction is given to them by the honor
and good. faith OF the contracting State.
Such State may consent 10 be sued in ito
own courts or in the Federal Courts io1
breach Of contract, but it may at any time
withdraw such consent and resume its
sovereignty, and it cannot then be judi
cially coerced at tho request Of any indivi.
iusl. .... -s-.gs -..,. ~.
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WARSER's Log. Cabin R.medips-o,d.
iashioned, simple compounds, used In The
days Of our hardy forsfathers. are "old
timera' but "old reliable" They com. @
prise o "sarsaparills," "Hops and Bnchn
Remedy Cough and Consumntion
Remedy" "scapine, Tor the Hair nHEr-
tract" for External and Internal use
"Plaeters," "Rosa Cream" for OatarIh
and Liver Pills." They are mt nm hy
&. =. Warner C Co., propr;etoIs of War.
ner's Sale Remedies, and promise 10 equal
tho standard value Of thoso great pre eners.
uonE. al! dluppista keep them.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 5-A csll ha7 been
sent out for meeting Of thb directors OF
the Baltimore ( Ohio Railroad Saturday
next for the election Of President
and other officern and for other business,
1t is understood that Samuel Spencer,
now First Vice-Prcaidcnt, will be elected
President, -fss 4. I'D
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Chicago, Dec. ga threatened strike
Of the stock yards switchmen has been
avertsd, a satisfactory settlement as to
rates OF wages and hours Of work having
been arrived at this morning. The mo-
montary trouble was due to tho fact that
the nov System Of awitching recently in.
augurstcd has not yet been quite systsm-
l..
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''Salt Lake City"

Dr.. T. e. Logsn will give talk to young
men on the above topic at o'clock thia
evening in tho parlora Of the Young Mems
Chrlstian Association. The talks given at
tho association building ara practical and
interesting, and the suggeations they con-
tain arc valuable to the young men who
are fortunate enough to hear them.
Young men are invited to atsend the talk
this evening. The admission is free.
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Tho Now York yOte.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 5.-Ths official re.
turns Of the late election completed to-
day chow wthe followingresulta for Secretary
Of State: Frederick Cook, Dem, 400 1888;
Frederick D. Grant, Republican, 452, ,Sll;
Henry George, United Labor, 70 O5o; De
Witt .: Huntington, Prohibition, Al
$50; Edward Hall, Lsbnr, 1922;
Thomas K Beeeher, Greenback, 953; Pres.
ton, l,0l7 blank, scattering and defective,
LILY; whole numnar Of votes, 1,045, ,375.
Cooks plurality ia II or.
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applause. Mr.. Kelly, Of Pennsylvania,
having administered the oath, the Speaker
brought the House to order with tap Of
the gayel, and made q brief speech. He
thanked tho gentlemen for tho honor they
had conferred upon him and dweltupon the
apprehension he felt In assuming the du.
tisa OF Speaker for the third time. He
asked for their consideration and forbear.
auce In his efforts to do bis duty. Con.
tinulng be said: "rhore has scarcely been
time In our history when tho continued
prosperity of our country depended 80
largely upon legislation in Congress rs
now, for the reason that the dangers which
at this time threaten the commercial and
industrial interests OF tho people are tho
direct results Of laws which Congress slono
can modify or repeal"
In concluding Speaker Carlisle directed
attention to the important laborB which
would dsvolve upon tho proaent Congress
aEd dwelt with much atress on the impes.
alive neceBsity OF such a moderate md
reasonable reduction Of the tariff 10 would
guarantee the lsboring people against tho
effects Of finaucial depression and at the
sAms time not deprive them OF any part
Of the just rewards Of their toll. y,
The wo,k Of organizing the House was
then proceeded with, and the nominees OF
tho Democratic CAUCUS were elected. 4,
Mr.. Brumtn, Of Pennsy put tho
following new ticket In the field: For
CLERK, Robert Shilling, OF Wisconsin; for
Ssrgosnt alarms. E W. Curry, OF Ia
diana; for Door.Keeper, ]. O. Oakley, Of
North Carolina; for Poa.maater, ]. A.
Campbell. Of Psnnsylvanis; for Chaplain,
Rsv. W. h. Milburne, Of Illinois.
The ticket veg not successful, receiving
the support Of but three membars,
(Brumm, Nichols aud Smith, Of Wis.
conain) .-
Mr. Cannon's resolution was defeated,
and that offered by Mr.. Coz was adopted
without division. 'H
The officers elected appeared aud quail.
ifod. A committee c,nsiating OF Msssss.
Cox, Randall and Cannon, was appointed
to wait upon the President and announce
to him that tho House wag organized and
ready to receive any communication he
should see fit to mako. Then the mem.
bers wero requested to retire behind tha
seml-circle Of desks and the lottery for
seats was begun. ~. .t
DRAWING FoR SEATS.
A bl;ndtolded pags drow from a box
marbles bssring numbers corresponding
with numbers plscsd betore the names OF
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Hor SPRINGS, ARE Dec. 5.-The vile
Of Alderman Laughran died last night Of
hydrophobia, having suffered horrible
agony. Sometime ago two OF her children
we're attacked by ierocious bull dog and
In rescuing them she was badly bitten.
The wounds were csutsrlzsd aud mad
stone applied, but these remedies had no
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ConErosannn 2uenther's Opinion,

Chicago, Dsc. 81 shsll oppose any
postal telegraph scheme, both in the Post
Office Committee and on the q oor," said
Congressman Guenther, at the Pacific
yesterday: II don't believe" he contin-
ued, that the Government ought 70 20
into private business Of this kind. They
tsIk about Telegraph monopoly, but it's
all bosh. The people as rule don't cara
anything at oil about postal telegrapb.
and milllons would not uss the Telegraph
II the toll were but FIVE cents on 100 yorda
bstwecn Chicago and San Francisco, II
the general Government must regulate
corporations, or rather control them. I
would rather soc 1t build railroads and run
them chesply, 80 the people might be
benefited"
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a Prohibition Victory,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 5.-Justice
Harlan delivered the opinion Of the court
to-day in tho two ao.called prohibition
cases OF Peter Dlrgler, plaintiff in error,
va. the State OF Kansas, and in the State
Of Kansas vs.. Herman slebold and others,
sfiirming the judgment Of the lover court
In the two "Mugler" caaes and reversing
the judgment in the siebold case. The
effect Of this opinion is to declare valid
tho prohibition laws OF the s ate Of Kan.
Bss, and Is Of course victory for the pro.
hibitionista, - .5 4 s.,
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The opinlcu Of Prosecuting Attorney
Jordan concerning the iurisdictlon Of the
County Health Board, when we get one,
in the city linita, ia respectfully reto,red
to the Register. Doubtless Mr.. Jordan has
joined in that conspiracy 10 make a politi-
cal mstter CT this question which tho
Register explained aomo time back.
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Ordered to :sturu to Work,

CHICAGO, Dec. Typographical Union
No. 1s, at special meeting yesterday, de-
clared that the strike Of the job and book
printers ior niue.hour day was at an
end. The 400 strikers wers ordered to re.
turn to their caseo this morning on tho
basis Of ten houra a day Tor SIS per week.
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TuIs is the wsy tho administration is
cutting down tho txpsnses Of the Govern
ment. Tho Secrstsry Of the Treasury
modsslly aazS for 26.53O.703 Tor ex.
pensss for tho 6scsl year ending June 80,
1889. which is sl,344.039 moro than ho
asked Tor the present year, and SIG, 800. .4O6
more than tho aggregate OF appropriations
by the laat Hea.ion OF Compress.
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TORN TO SPLINTERS,
An Indiana Saloon Demolished with Giant
f. Powder and itooks.

Au Auuitkut o6ulOiIbuou Win SIhut
Powder and tsocks.
CUTLER, IND, Dec. Sat an early hour
yesterday morning tremendous e1plo-
sion occurred In Stevenson Bros.' saloon.
Giant powder in oyster cana had been
placed under the building and over the
cans were piled heavy ntones. Great
pieces Of glanite were cent crashing
through the building, tearing window
frameB from the walls.
The saloon floor was completely uplift.
ed. The sides Of tho building were forced
out four feet at the bottom and sleepers
two by ten we're twisted and torn 10 splin.
tera like pine shingles. The largo stove
was forced through tho ceiling, and not a
bottle on the show bar was left IN.
snrahed. The losn will exceed $500.
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NEw YoRx, Dsc. 5.-Mrs. Abbie Ulster,
aged 60. Of liz East Twsnty-seeond street,
found young man ransacking her apart
ments las. night. She grabbsl him and
twisted his arm until he disgorgsd from
his pockets various articles Of jewelry and
other property which he had eecured.
She then sent Tor policeman and had the
man arrested. Hs gave his name as Fred.
Sheldon. He Is said to be an expert Sec
ond.story thief.
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HOUSE oE REPRESENTATIVES,.
scenos and Incidonts-A Crank Crcates a
at.. s.. Sensation, s.

scenes and Incidents-A Crank Oreates a
@ @ Sensation.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Long before the
hour OF noon the galleries OF tho House
were crowded to the utmost capacity with
spectators drawn togsther to witness the
opening scenes Of now Congress.
Tho ladies we're in the msjority and
thoir gay costumes lent an al Of animation
to tho chamber. On the floor members
congregated and exchanged greetingo and
congratulations. There were very few
floral decorations upon the desks OF mem
beys.
At noon the Clerk of the House called
the body to order and waa about to call
ths roll when crank in the gallery
started Salvation Army hymn, which be
sang Justify till ELECTED by doorkeeper,
which was not until several minutes had
elapsed, IS tho crowd impeded the official
in his attempts to reach tho musician.
The Clerk then proceeded With the roll
call amid good deal OF confusion caused
by gentlemen renewing old acquaintance
or forming new ones amid much talk and
laughter. - 80 -.
The crank who had interrupted the pro.
ceedings by singing in the gallery was
seen shortly alter he had been elected, and
naked, "Who are you?"
"Patrick Dugan," was the reply.
"Wby did you do it?"
ITO praise God. There was no prayer
by the Chaplain, and such assemblages
should not be opened without prsieo to
tho Redesmer. Oh, Pm used to this uort
OF treatment. have bsen coniag down
along tho Atlantic Coast and being
clubbed by the police at nearly every
place. At Boston they tried to brain me
and break out nv ribs. I have brother
who wcsrs robe in the Roman Church,
and I wouldn't trade placeu with HIM"
The man Is weak minded and was taken
to the station house.
The most noticeable floral decoration
vas horseshoe OF cbrysanthemume, rosos
and lilies OF tho valley, and an immense
cornucopla Of immortelles, the whole
standing seven and one.hslf leet high, be-
iore the desk Of Mr. Campbell, Of Brook
lyn. It was from the Oriental Club Of
Now York, and bore the words in the cir.
Gle at tho top and in inmortelles: "Or-
iental Club to Hon. +. J. Campbell,n "A
basket Of beautiful flowers was on tho
deBk Of Mr.. McAdoo, Of New Jersey.
cARLIsLR TAKES THE CHAIR.
After the roll call, to which 3l3 mem
bers auswered to their names, the House
proceeded to elect Speaker. s3
Hon. ]. G. Carlisle was nominated by
Mr. Cox, OF New Nork, and Mr.. Cannon,
of lllinoiD, nominated Thomas B. Reed, OF
Msiro. .t ~
Meesrs. Randall, Mills, Long and Nc,
Kinley were selected as tally Keepers by
the clerk and the vote resulted as folio we :
Carlisle l63, Reed l4S. Brumm 9 The
last two votes we're cast by the independ.
ent members. Nichols North Carolina)
and Smith (Wiaconsin).H s.,a
Mr.. Carlisle wcs then escorted to hit
'desk by Mesars. Cox and Reed amid hearty
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IT is n ioIesons conclusion that. the
action OF thu City Council at the special
meeting called for thin evening by his
Honor tho Mayor, will be favorable to
tho Union R.ilroad Bridge proposition.
When men like thoss who compose the
Chamber of Commerce manifest impa-
tiencs to make progress toward tho goal,
it is not hsrd 10 judge Of tho temper Of
the general public. Wheeling wants the
Union Bridge, and Dhe does not wsnt to
waste tima in getting II.
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:. SAVE the Children. They aro especially
lianle to sudden Colda, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc, Wo guarantees
Acker's English Remedy positive cure.
It saves hours Of anxious watchin g. Sod
by Logan & o., @. R. Goetzs, @. &epke.
niller, R. B. Burt and Bowie Broa, 90
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Murder In Kantr,ckx

Mt. VERNON, KY, Dec. 5,-Bob Som.
mers, returning from the funeral OF Gran.
Vile Adams laat evening, stopped at the
residence Of Bud Abner, in this county,
and found o man named Gar
rett Hampton there in conversation
with his (sommers) vile. He drew
pistol and fred three ehots into Hamo.
ton, killing him instantly. In addition to
his distrust Of his vile, feud of, long
standing is given as tho reason for the
murder. sommers has so far eluded ar.
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NEW YORK, Dsc. 5.-Herr Most was to
have been eentenced this morning, but
when tho case was reached Mr.. Howe,
counsel for the Anarchist, asked to have
tho case postponed, as he desired to ask
for new trial aud had not yet had time
to fully prepare his argument. The mo-
ton will be argued Thursday next.
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ROLLING MILLS, g!ass houses, natural gas
compsnies, Wholesale sad retail merchauts
and professional men voted Golidly for tho
Union Bridge lsst night. Tho only reason
q larger vote WAS not cast Tor it was that
there wsra no more votes represented at
the Chamber OF Commerce mestiDg.
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FAlR.rLAy 10 what Col. LUCAS has asked
in tho treatment Of his case by the Senate.
When it was refused him by his own
party eide he promptly went to the Re.
publicnna who do not show disposition
to julso hia cau,e withou. courteous
hearing, aa did tho Dsmccratic caucus.
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GOVERNMENT rELEaR.pu.
- --".T-. q. Z - ~. .7s'
Some OF the Objections Urged By Prom eut
Mon OF the East. HsS- Hf

Some OF the Objections Urged By Prominent
Mon OF the East. 5''s5 .''
NEW YORK, Dec. 5-The World TODAY
prints number of interviews with promi-
nent men on the subject OF Government
Telegraph
F. B. Thurber strongly favora it.
Chauncey M. Dspew said that on the
principle that that government IN hest
which governs least, he wes opposed to
Government purchase. Hs esid: ~ be.
ieve that 1t might be wise for the Govern.
ment to control oil corporate rower.
Something in the nature OF the Inter -state
OIL, II applied to the telegraphs, would
probably remedy most OF the evils now
complsined Of. Composition ought to ho
Kept up, rates maintained on q basis of
equality to all end some objectionable
featured eliminated. All this can be done
BY leselation and without making the
Government competitor In the lepiti-
mste channels of commerce and enter
prise" "'''
Dr.. Norvin Green, President Of tho
Weatern Union, opposed government in.
reference. -. - - :
Ex-Postmagter General James said TINT
he wGs opposed to tho idea Of the Govern
ment entering into the telegraph bueineag.
lie oaid: II had several years Of strug-
Cling to maintain Civil servics Reform.
and know something Of the power that
pushes men into Office aud Keeps them
there, whether useiul or not. Tneir in
fluence will crush any man who doeo not
plant bis foot down rquarely against
them. 10 create government Telegraph.
with its thousands Of employees, ssch de.
pending upon come political wiru.puller
for bis place, would augment ten fold tho
difficulties in the way Of fair electlons and
untramelled YotinR.n :" u
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material.

Mn, FAuLxNEE has been unanimously
accorded the privileges Of tho aoor Of the
Senate pendlus the contest, while no men.
ton Is mldo OF q similar favor being
granted Mr. Lucas. This might be re.
garded as 4 slras e in Mr.. Faulkner's favor.
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Fatal wr.ok on tho all..ouri Pacific,

Fntnl Wrcck on tho tilssouri Pacific.
GALVESTON, TEX, Dec. 5-The north.
bound Missouri Pacific passenger train
from San Antonia was wrecked near Kyle
last night. Charles Wood, q yard engineer
Mt Austiu, who was riding On the locomo-
tive with the regular engineer, was killed.
Engiueer P. Smith and Fireman Brook
were 1eriously ipjared.
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. PRESIDENT sApl.UARNoT, ot Franco, says
he will not act hastily in tho matter Of
forming o new Cabinet. Thus he de.
yslop, ono Of the first and bsa! evidences
that he Ia made OF tho proper Kind Of
nateyial #... ... |
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Tho Third Ono OF nul,lrau,. arurlero,

CLEVELAND, Dec 5.-James Robinson.
third Of the prieoners charged with the
murder OF Detective Hulligan, was placed
on trial at Ravenua to-day. Judge John.
con refused to grant motion for q chanoe
Of venue made on the ground that the
prisoner could not got fair trial. The
work ot getting jury had not been com.
plsted when Court sd journed to-niphs.
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AcconDlsu 10 our Pittsburgh advices,
the Glass WorkerO' Uoon will not wait
for a lockout, but take matters In their
own hands and strike inside Of forty.eight
hours. Lot us hope this Is not true.
Oousiderats action may bring about On
smicable understanding.
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Monday. December 4. 1897
ats o'clock P. T., IHIhAs Z. CLA71EapucY,
aged 80 yeiIG '''''A'
Funeral from bis late rsiidcnco in Fulton. on
Wednesday afternoon az 2 O'CLOCK. Friend, Of
the family aro respectfully invited 10 s,t.ud.
ln'erment at Long Run Ceme,cry,
Ee suffered. Now rest In peace, ss
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q =HrsH rt 6tAL0b SonAL0s -ata H.i
3 WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. 5.-The Sen.
ate chamber wore a fresh and tasteful
appearance this morning.
The hoors and galleries were nowly car
psted and the desks gllstened in their coat
Of varnish, the odor Of which mingled
family with that Of the bouquets and
gorgeous floral devices which enlivened
the picture Ya
Senators began to arrive and take their
seats before II o'clock, Senators Stewart
md Hiscock being the frat comers. For
an hour before noon thu floor was busy
scene, members OF both parties, their
friends and the officers OF tho Senate
taking this occasion to exchange greetings
and compare notes.
The chief topic OF conversation with tho
majority was the prospect OF conflict
over the admission Of certain Democratic
Senators.elect, and It early became known
that the Republicans, In default Of any
caucus plan or action, had concluded 10
follay the lead OF their members oil the
Committee on Privileges and Elections.
TheYe had been IN informal conaultstiop,
1t was understood, and had reached the
conclusion to mako no opposition to the
Abingdon Of Mr.. Turpie. Of Indiana, bu.
to OBJ; ect to ths admission Of Mr.. Faulk-
ner, Of West Virginia, on the ground that
there were conflicting credentials from
that Slate. The general opinion was that
there would be a deadlock, and that the
usual course Of opsninglprooeedings would
mt ha hrnkan 4. y =. Nv. o.I- q 80 \.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Statements that 1t will bo Short nnd Con.
nncd to the Tariff Question.
New YoRS, Dec. 5.-A Washington
special to the World says: The Presi-
dents mescsge to the first Congress OF our
second century as the United States, will
be unprecedented in the long record OIL
such communications.
For the frat time in our history this
message to q new Congress will discuss
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Austrians Ordered to Loaye,

VIENNA, Dec. 5.-All tho Auetrlan and
Hungarian subjects employed in the Rug
sian provinces bordering on Galacls and
Bukovina have been ordered to leave Rus.
sisn territory before January lS,
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A I,riush NJ. p. Dies In Gotham,

y DrItish NJ. F. Dicb IN Hot2!nul,
NRx YoRn, Dec. 5-Ool. Arthur Loitys
Tottenhan, member OF the Britiah Par
Lament, died in this city yesterday OF ma.
lssial fever. He was taksR III while tray
cling through tho West.